Figure Drawing without a Model
Author(s): Ron Tiner
This is a comprehensive manual of creative drawing covering everything you need to know to draw the human figure from memory and the imagination. It fires the imagination for drawing, beyond what can be posed in a studio or drawn from observation, to bring originality and style to your work. It explores anatomical structure, figure movement and character expression with practical demonstrations. Once the core elements have been mastered, it reveals how to draw for book illustration, cartoons and graphic novels. It extensively features the author's own back catalogue drawings and illustrations showing a wide range of styles and techniques.
Product Information
Ron Tiner is a self-taught artist who has worked as a freelance illustrator for over thirty years. His work has included traditional fairy tales, stories of Robin Hood and numerous books of classic literature, including the works of William Shakespeare and Charles Dickens. Ron has also written extensively on art and illustration. He lives in Devon.
Introduction; 1 Drawing from life; 2 Structure and proportion; 3 Practice; 4 The figure in action; 5 Drawing on the imagination; 6 Character and expression; 7 Picture compostion; 8 Graphic narrative; Conclusion; Bibliography; Index.
General Fields
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- : 44985
- : 44985
- : 0.88
- : 28 March 2008
- : 280mm X 197mm X 27mm
- : United Kingdom
- : books
Special Fields
- : Ron Tiner
- : Paperback
- : 3rd Revised edition
- : 743.4
- : 160
- : 150 b+w illustrations, 300 line illustrations
